openings in New Jersey ?

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anonymous said:
a lot of vacant territories, what is the deal , worth interviewing for ?
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If you are unemployed then this job will help pay the bills. If you have a job, this would most likely be a step in pay, so go for hospital, specialty, etc where they pay more.

This place is full of new to industry people and the professionalism lacks. No respect for each other. Just lots of trash talking about teammates and manager this and manager that. Very childlike behavior is rampant here, especially in NJ.
 
























I'm not talking about managers. I know its CP and that's what most come here to bash. I'm talking about many of the new reps here since R-IT data hit. Immature and unprofessional and trying to disassociate myself from them. The territories are smaller than they used to be and many customers I've called on I stay in touch with. They are less than thrilled by their so called reps.
 






























typical reply from Amarin rep, new to the business are you ? selling a supplement must be challenging and rewarding Senior management directive-----hire people with no experience to keep payroll low till expected buyout
 






anonymous said:
typical reply from Amarin rep, new to the business are you ? selling a supplement must be challenging and rewarding Senior management directive-----hire people with no experience to keep payroll low till expected buyout
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Most “experienced” pharma reps are like stale bread. They have long forgotten how to sell, if they ever knew in the first place. Ten years of experience is really just one year repeated ten times. Too bad your best years are behind you.
 












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